How long after applying second coat did you buff mate? Thanks for the video

I had some trouble with these on account of the faces of the clamp pads having ridges on them. I understand that the ridges are there is to give the clamps some bite when you tighten them, but I found that I wasn’t able to clamp pieces up without having some denting of the wood happen. Maybe some thin rubber or cork pads would solve the problem. Otherwise very nice clamps.

I ordered from Gramercy a 3 blade pack of the all 'round blade 16 tpi and a length of line today. Have on order a vintage Marples 12" bow saw.

Ahora no pulen bien la suela de hierro colado de los cepillos como lo realizaban hace 10años atrás 😢lastima me gustaban estos cepillos por su peso y cuerpo robusto ❤

I have located some antique saw vices for sharpening saws. Do people collect these ?

Ray makes some of the best tools available for hand tool woodworking.

Freaking awesome! I want it now!

I wondered where stumpy nubs copied his material about shellac and didn’t give credit. Now I know. Great video 😊

Hi, is Osmo UV protection oil (clear matt/satin) any good for protecting pine that is charred, scrubbed (shou sugi ban) and then dyed with vibrant colours?

Great tips

This is very informative! Many thanks! ❤

I have no real big interest in wood or wood finishing, but I sat through this entire video and enjoyed every second of it. Great teacher!

A tutorial from you guys would be nice on how YOU ,recommend to sharpen your spoon bits. I just ordered a set today from you.. Thank you !

These folks have TDS. Never ordering from them again.

No voice-over needed!

I love my bench chisels from Iles. The steel is perfect. Hard enough to be sharp, but not so hard that it isn't durable. I can keep lower bevel angles. It strops beautifully and the little hollow works perfectly for me.

This reminds me that there's actually a neurological disorder called akinetopsia where people can't process smooth continuous visual information, so this is how the world looks for them. Traffic is particularly dangerous for them.

Looks awesome. Looking forward to it going on sale.

44min of waffle. This should be a 3min video.

Great review, thanks for sharing!

Hello. Can you tell me what was your final sanding grit before you started to apply? Did you raised the grain?

Wouldn't those pads scratch newly cured epoxy? Also don't you need more rotation to truly "buff in the oil"

Better than a clam clamp?

great info thank you!!

i want more

Is Ben still w/ TFWW? World class saws- thank you!

Thank you, a great overview of using shellac, lots of great info here!

When are you going to show us how to do a French polish? You covered everything BUT the information we were looking for

What is flashing off? Drying quickly? what is water pop?

Not getting anything from this.. you need more detail on what you are doing, what you are using and, most importantly, why.

"White pad... white pad... white pad..." you talk about it over and over but never tell us what the hell it is?!

put the alcohol and the flakes in a blender no?

I know the guy that invented Shellac in the early 1990's. His name is Larry Shellac. Of course, he named his product after himself. Larry still hand makes all of the world's supply of shellac in small batches in the crafts room at the nut house.

thanks for the information one question the sand paper progress the grade of the sand paper 80 120 180 ....and the final grade before you use the osmo??

How long does the dissolved shellac last? Are there any special storage concerns for it? Thanks for the video!

Lovely to see British craftsmanship in action!

I have a couple of Clifton hand planes and they are fantastic! The jump in quality between them and the chinese junk available in tool stores is like the difference between night and day. I'm so glad that the Ellis family have kept high quality british tool making alive and well!

Brilliant tool I must say

2:15😂😂

Can a sealing coat of some product be put over the Osmo Wood Wax? I need to keep a few pieces of inlay in place and want to seal the whole project after applying the wax (for color).

Thanks for the tips

I applied way too heavily as I watched a video that really had it wrong. I am trying to decide if I should just buff it thoroughly or use mineral spirits to remove most of the finish…

it's refreshing to see people doing skilled work rather than boasting about the next capital expenditure on CNCs

That is super nice crosscut sled!

God, I'd love to have the job grinding wheel and the glazing setups in my garage.

An excellent demonstration of craftsman skill, combined hand and power tool assist. I make my own chisels, but one of the only recent sets that I can think of that felt like they were made with skill and without regard to easy heat treatment (like A2 or V11) were the iles chisels. And unlike the few other O1 chisels floating around, they were not lacking in hardness. Very crisp, and the best performing of the western chisels I've seen in actual work. And half the cost of a lot of dilettante chisels because there isn't some enormous capital expenditure in exchange for removing the skilled labor.

Another great collection of antique machinery. They need to update so as to satisfy demands. No wonder the Brits are so far behind.

Another collection of antiquated machinery. No wonder the British are so slow. Made a similar comment on Clico Clifton video.

The biggest collection of antiquated machinery I have seen in the past 50 years. The milling on the planes was 1945 technology at best. Possibly they have updated since this video was made. I was researching Clifton planes and came across this video.

The Osmo Rep told me that the poly x and wood wax finish are exactly the same. He said they are just labeled differently for marketing.